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“php bin/console server:run” immediately followed by “composer require symfony/mailer” whenever it is run
I’m working on a Symfony project and would like to know why whenever I run the following command in terminal php bin/console server:run it would be immediately followed by this one composer require symfony/mailer. This is a screenshot of terminal: Moreover, this is what I get as an output on http://127.0.0.1:8000/: You can notice that the command text “composer require
RPI Launch VLC via php on local machine
I am trying to open a .mp4 file in VLC via the PHP exec command on a RPI 3 SITUATION I access localhost and select the .mp4 file I want to play on a mobile device. RESULT I want PHP to open the video file using VLC on the host machine, which is connected via HDMI to a display. The
Unable to change file mode on bin: Operation not permitted
I’m trying to install Composer globally on Mac OS. I tried to move the composer.phar file by using this command in Terminal as instructed in the Getting Started section: I get this error: When I try create the directory it says the operation is not permitted: I even tried to navigate to the “bin” directory and it says: I’ve enabled
Error generated by named arguments and argument unpacking in function call not throwing ErrorException in PHP-8
The following code works as expected: throws the ErrorException and calls the shutdown function for the fatal-error generated by require Output: require(unavailable_file): Failed to open stream: No such file or directory anyway, hello world But fatal error generated by named arguments fails to call the exception-handler and the shutdown function Output: Fatal error: Cannot combine named arguments and argument unpacking
PHP terminal emulator [closed]
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